> Hi, I'm watching my friends install a linux system over the
> internet;

That's how I installed NetBSD/i386.  I think the long-term plan is to
have folks download the booter and a ramdisk kernel with 'sysinst'
and utilities in the kernel's ramdisk.  Then the user would install
NetBSD/mac68k just like any other port.  The main problem with this
right now is supporting people who want to install everything on a
mac where they've downloaded images to a MacOS partition.  I.e., I think
all we lack for this is a usable (read-only) HFS in the kernel that we
can distribute.

If anyone would like to contribute one and/or work on making the
installation smoother, please do!

> just looks really cool.

It is definitely getting there...  :-)

-allen

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                    Allen Briggs - briggs@ninthwonder.com